Oil Loading Operations Suspended at UAE's Fujairah Port, Sources Say
The port handles about 1 million barrels daily of UAE’s Murban crude, and the suspension followed a weekend strike amid regional conflict disrupting oil shipping.
- On March 16, oil loading operations at Fujairah port, United Arab Emirates, were suspended after a drone attack sparked a fire in the petroleum industrial zone, Reuters sources said.
- The Fujairah Media Office said Monday a drone attack caused fires in the petrochemicals complex, while Iran's military warned UAE ports could be legitimate targets amid the US-Israel war with Iran.
- Fujairah sits outside the Strait of Hormuz and links by pipeline to Abu Dhabi, handling about 1 million barrels per day of Murban crude and hosting Adnoc’s facility with capacity for more than 70 million barrels.
- Market pressure followed, with the second disruption at the bunkering hub pushing oil trading above $100 a barrel and prompting the International Energy Agency to release 400 million barrels.
- After briefly resuming on March 15, operations paused again as civil defence teams worked to control the blaze, with no casualties reported, the Fujairah government media office said.
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The decision taken by the national company follows a fire caused by the explosion of several drones.
UAE's key oil port in Fujairah suspends operations after drone strike
The United Arab Emirates' biggest port and oil storage facility, Fujairah, halted loading operations following a drone strike, the latest in a series of hits threatening the country's only export route outside the Strait of Hormuz.
Read on Fatto Quotidiano.it how the drone attack caused a fire in the oil area of Fujairah, strategic hub from which half of the oil of the Arab Emirates passes
For the second time in a few days, a drone attack in the port area of Fujairah, located in the United…, has been suspended due to oil operations.
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